The outgoing CEO of the city’s largest homeless shelter on increased demand, FIFA, and the importance of being downtown.
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A New Park Is Coming Near You
The 40-acre Judge Charles R. Rose Park, in the Highland Hills neighborhood just north of Interstate 20, features a restored Blackland prairie, hike and bike trails, playgrounds, and an outdoor classroom. But Molly Morgan, the Texas director of the Trust for Public Land, which developed the park, first mentions the pavilion. The park planners didn’t […]
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The Way We Measure Poverty Is Broken
The formula that gauges each city’s poverty rate remains tied to the America of 1963. Economist Cullum Clark explains what that means for families living in Dallas.
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Randy Bowman’s Radical Philanthropy
At a time of great need, the founder of a nonprofit boarding operation believes philanthropic organizations can learn even more from the people they serve.
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On the Front Line of the Dallas Eviction Crisis
Dallas County landlords filed a record number of evictions last year. That is hardly the only challenge facing a legal nonprofit that seeks to represent these tenants.